Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-20

May-1O0 IONS 81 761a 200 81 7654.
July-lOO tons 81 1914; 800, 81 ~
Buyer 1SS7-l00 tons, 81 951s ], 2c0 81 9514.
Seller 1SS7-9OO TONS 81 6719; 100, 81 675ss; 800,
81 6734 q ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Spot, seasons storage paid-l0o TONS. 81 1454;
100, 81 741s.
Buyer season-lOO tons, 81 So; 800, 81 S414 /;
500, 81 SIS 100, 81 81.
May-lo6 tons. 81 76; 800, 81 7614.
Buyer 1SS7-i00 tons, 81 $50.
BARLEY-Movement in feed is slow, because
purchases are limited TO immediate needs. From
81 0515 10 81 10 p ctl about represents the range
of quotations. Brewing qualities are developing
more strength. Holders are somewhat positive
in asking prices, and it looks at the moment as
if the situation were likely to shape rather
against the selling interest. For an article that
will turn the scale at the required weight OF AZ
lbs, buyer would have to look around consid-
erably and it is doubtful if purchase could be
effected of this class of stock below 81 222 q ctl
Some good Brewing changed hands to-day at
81 20, while fair product is held at 81 10 q ctl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINs SESSION
Buyer sexson-l00 tons, 81 0S1a; 100, 81 0S14;
500, 81 OS15; 700, 81 0S.
Buyer 1So7-l0O tons, 81 Is; 200, 81 1914 2 ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BUYER season-SU0 tons, 81 07s4; 100, 81 OK.
Buyer 1SS7-400 tons, 81 Il q ctl.
OATS-The demand is not quick, but
there is sufficient trade in progress to keep
dealers well occupied. We quote: No l
u, u. Z.
81 75al so; Surprise, 81 S0@1 s. Black, 81 4OS
50; Nebraska, 81 45@1 80 q ctl
CORN-Shipments CT Nebraska still come to
hand in liberal quantities: Io-day's arrivals foot
up close on to 5000 ctls. California large Yellow
81 071&'61 10; small Yellow, 81 l5@1 III; White
81 l5Gl l 20 2 ctl. Nebraska is quotable at
81 0jp1 10 2 ctl.
HAY-Arrivals are not large and prices show
a little more buoyancy. We quote: Alfalfa,
S9@ll; Dat, s99l1 80; Barley, sS4ll; Wheat,
S1l@15 p ton.
sTKAW-Quotable at S5G55c 2 bale.
HOPS-No inquiry on local account, while
there is no indictment for shipment to other
markets. Nominally quotable at l0@l7c y ID.
POTATOES-The market wears an easier tone.
BUYERS were rather offish this morning, the dis
position being to await expected arrivals this
afternoon from Oregon and Puget Sound points.
Shipments from Ogden have also been resumed,
and consignments from that direction are now
said to be on the way. 1t will be remembered
that the raising of railroad charges from 81 &c
to PIC on the 9TH instant stopped all business
in this line, but the rate has since been reduced
to old figures, thus atiording shipping oppor
tunity. Wharf rates are New, s. SOFAS;
River Reds, 81 S0G2 Is: Early Rose, 81 50@1 rs;
Peerless, 81 75G220 Tomales, S2te2 25; Petaluma,
SOP %; Burbank Seedlings, 81 15@2 % Oregon
Garnet Chile S2dp2 % 2 ctl.
ONIONS-Show weakness. Prices range all
the way from 81 5O@5 % Z ctl, according to
quality.
are quite firm. Trade generally is of quiet
characte We quote prices bayos, SOP 80;
Butter, 81 60@2 Pink, 81 4091 so: Red, 81 400
50; Lima, 81 75Q2 .: Pea, 81 70Gi 50: Small
VEGETABLES-Trad was slow to-day. As
paragus did not clean up well, though offered
at low prices Green Peas are stlll in heavy
supply and continue to be sold by the sack.
We quote prices as follows Asparagus. 50cp
81 = bX: Rhnbarb, 3d5c z ~; Egg Plant.
20@25c 2 h Cucumbers, 81 25@1 70 z dozen
Mushrooms, 75ct0St ? box; Green Peppers, $50
2Oc ? 10 Green Peas S1d1 90 Z sack; Tomatoes,
81 500 225 p box String Beans 20a25e Z in; Sum
mer Squash, l2@l5c Z b /; A-tichokes, 100
lEc = dozen Carrots, 35d5Oc 8 ctl; Iurnlps,
p 650c 2 ctl; Beets, 75cdsl % sack Parsnips,
5c@375c 3 CT; Caulifower, 75c9 Isl - dozen /;
Cabbage, 81 S561 so p ct; Gsrllc, 2G215c 3 % /;
Celery, 50sa6oc p dozen; Dry Peppers, oG10c /;
Dry Okra 1592cc = u.
FRUIT-The first consignment of Raspberfies
this season reached market few days ago, sell
ing at s. q drawer, since which no further re-
ceipts have come TO hand. strawberries do not
increase much i'll quantity and prices remain
about the sane. A week of warm weather would
cause more liberal offerings. Oranges are in
good supply, both domestic and Tahiti being well
Apples 50ciGsl for common, and 81 25td2 80 2
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, sl0@12
Fsbx; California Lines, 13clGSl 90 2 box; Lemons,
Sicily s5G5 30 ; do California, Sl@1 so for
common, S2@2 80 fol- choice; Oranges, California,
81 50a3 4 box for common, and 81 seas so g
box for Navel; Tahiti oranges Sl050dt12 50 y NJ /:
Bananas, 81 50@5 50 2 bunch; Pineapples, s5G7
dozen.
BUTTER Receipts are fairly liberal. but there
is trade enough 10 absorb the bulk OF offerings
of all desirable qualities. The market generally
shows steady tone. aud 10 decline from current
rates is expected. We quote: Fancy, ls@l9c /;
good to choice. l6@l7c; fair, H9l5c; mixed
lots, l26I4c; frlin, l6@17c for fancy, Ii@15c
for fair to good. and l0a12e { II for poor
CHEESE-Stocks are kept small by good do
mand, some orders being filed that are not
ordinarily supplied from this market. Quotable
at l012@ll19c q ID for fair TO choice, and s99c
for poor quality.
EtiGs-The market is gradually increasing in
strength, and arrivals are placed to better ad-
vantage than week ago. For extra choice
California a small advance on our quotations is
obtained. say lSc p dozen. Quotable at 1910
l71sc for California and 151aql61@c q dozen for
Eastern.
POULTRY-The market is in fairly good shape
for sellers Consignments of desirable stock
find ready sale at full figures. We quote: Live
dressed Turkeys, 22G24c; Boosters. s565 so Ior
old, and SSal0 for young Hens, 697 so; broil-
81 50G2 = pair for old, and 81 5oa3 2 pair for
Goslines; Pigeons, s2S2 80 2 dozen tor old and
s. seas for young.
GAME-We quote: Rabbits. 81; Hare, 81 5o9
- : dozen.
WoOL-There is good market for good Wool
but nothing doing much in poor lots. Prices are
lower than before the change in freight rates
but vet they are fully as good, if not better than
the figures ruling last year for the same class of
Woods that are now arriving. Dealers could rea-
sonahly expect quick market if uniform and
lower freighfs prevailed When such time ar
rives and everybody is hopeful that twill come
along soon, Wool viii likely so Off at full rates
Reported sales of 250,o fhs years clip and I00-
00 ms six and seven months, within our range.
We quote:
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, 2 b.-1sal5c
Good short spring, seedy, Z ib.............l5517
Choice short spring free, fe..........-....l7als
Good years spring free. Z h......--........... Is
Fair years spring, seedy, Z fh...........-.-iiG15
Poor years spring. seedy and bury = n .l2al3
FRESH MEATS-Following are the rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers ;
Beef-First quality, Sc. second quality, "a
nc; third quality, 6G61sc 4 10 veal-1arge
sore; small, 7a9c ? n Mutton-Quotable az
614@7c > 10 Lsnb-Ye sriings, Ease. Spring
Sldlloc = h. Pcrk-Iiye ogs on foot grain fed
5d514c; stock 4a4Jzc; dressed Hogs, ~ s11sc
an.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
NEW YORK. April 18TH
WHEAT-12 M-e4@ei1sc for cash; 92sS for
May. 92G92lsc for June, 9lss 9ls4 TO- July AMI
901sc for August.
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